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adamdecaf
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About adamdecaf
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Comment #48378833
Scala has had a function called ??? which fills the same role and it’s really useful. https://scala-lang.org/api/3.3.1/scala/Predef$.html#???-0
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Comment #47095427
govulncheck is the much better answer and we use it. We also let renovate[bot] (similar to dependabot) merge non-major dep updates if tests pass. I hardly notice when deps have sma…
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Comment #46554483
Compilation target support from Go and other languages makes it really easy to provide your library to websites - which we use for demos. It's quick to compile Go code into WASM an…
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Comment #46193113
Redpanda has been a superior wire-compatible alternative to Kafka for years. https://www.redpanda.com/compare/redpanda-vs-kafka
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Comment #45443856
The roles are US only currently.
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Comment #45442421
Moov | Multiple Roles | Remote (US Only) Moov powers infinite payment use cases with full data transparency. However you decide to orchestrate the motion of money: pay by bank, pay…
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Comment #44184038
There's quite the mix of languages involved! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Language files blank comment code ---------------------…
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Comment #43129668
An iPhone hitting someone in the head at 70mph could indeed kill them.
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Comment #42530442
That’s a problem with lazydocker, not ghostty. Maybe contribute to https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazydocker/issues/610 ?
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Comment #42457994
We’ve had a lot of success with our Go library for iso8583 https://github.com/moov-io/iso8583
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Comment #41812049
Deadcheck handles calculating the snooze durations for you. It could be a library as well.
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Comment #41811706
I don't see how to configure anything but an interval (e.g. every N minutes) in checklyhq. Deadcheck allows you to expect check-ins at arbitrary times (e.g. 9am, 1:15pm, 3:15pm on …
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Comment #41811381
Systems always rely on something. PagerDuty has been very reliable for years and we use it for alerting, so relying on it more isn’t a big ask. I plan to support multiple integrati…
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Comment #41811361
No, you can get text, email, slack, etc alerts from PagerDuty without installing their app.
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Comment #41811359
Yea I want to support other vendors. What do you use?
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Comment #41811352
Yea I’ve setup multiple Alertmanagers that all check each other before. That setup is useful to detecting route failures between sites.
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Comment #41811343
How are they triggering the alert when the dead man’s switch isn’t tripped in time?
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Comment #41811334
Yea I’ve setup two alertmanagers that check each other before. It’s useful for multi site deployments.
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Comment #41810854
Exactly. At Moov we rely on PD, so if they’re down we have bigger issues anyway. I plan to support additional integrations so a check-in could update multiple
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Comment #41810847
Thanks, yea I’d like to support other vendors. Haven’t heard of Squadcast I have https://github.com/adamdecaf/deadcheck/issues/12 tracking additional vendors Edit: I'm open to a PR…
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Comment #41810820
Yep. I looked at Cronitor and thought about using it, but direct to PD removed a step for us at Moov.
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Comment #41810812
Thanks. We already rely on PD so preconfiguring the alert/snooze isn’t additional risk for us.
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Comment #41810808
Yea the idea is that if your service doesn’t check-in then a preconfigured alert triggers.
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Comment #41810619
There’s no crontab for banking days. Deadcheck also requires checkins within a delta of the expected checking time. Deadcheck also doesn’t rely on your infra to alert.